San Diego State University - Del Sudoeste Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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l-1:2 46 ,A Q-el. Q, -is- Lois Adler Ruth Adler Frances Bartholomew Billie Jean Beck Donna Brewton Betsy Brown Rae Dietrich Cecile Funk Nancy Graves Marceline Hebert Gloria Hunt Sylvia Jennings Geosette Langenheim Alexa MacDonald Cathy Mann Maribeth Martin Sarajane Meyers Arlene Nelson Marilee Pitman Mary Quinones Joyce Rasp Louise Roper Kathleen Ryan Alberta Tyler Gloria Valenzuela Vera Winters Jean Wolfe LPH XI DELTA The first national sorority on the State College campus, Alpha Xi Delta installed its Gamma Alpha chapter in January, l949. Since its founding at Lombard College in Galesburg, Ill., in April, l893, Alpha Xi Delta has grown to include 66 college chapters. Fall officers of the local chapter were Betsy Brown, president, Mary Quinones, vice president, Alberta Tyler, secretary, and Joyce Rasp, treasurer. Alberta Tyler was chosen as Spring president, while Mary Quinones was re- elected as vice president, Donna Brewton was secretary, and Kathy Ryan, treasurer. Mrs. H. E. LeBarron of State's faculty, Buy-Lines Columnist Nancy Sasser, and Mrs. Hale D. Berlin, another prominent San Diegan, all have worn the quill of Alpha Xi Delta. Advisor to the SDSC chapter, Mrs. Ann Briggs, is a past national president of the sorority. Spring pledges, left to right, Row I: Mary Lou Adams, Jane Zurn. Row 2: Marjorie Good, Shirley East, Aggie Dessel, president. p Al ha Xis smile for the birdie following Pledge Presents. 4 x , S Cul.

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Pat Aiken Diana Colburn Edith Clark Lila Clark Marilyn Close Lillian Ellison Pat Fischbeck Margie Gilson Nadine Glines Sue Hargis Marcie Harrigan Ann Hartswick Joyce Hollands Corrine Hubka Marcia Huffman Wanda Huffman Jane Ingram Jane Kitchingman Genevive Marshall Betty McClain Shirley McWillie Ann Mercer Geviene Miller Judy Rasmussen Lynn Rivera Alice Rosa Jane Schneiders Joyce Snell Joan Sparks Thea Spencer Billye Stockdale Gloria Suarez , LPHA G MM DELTA Fran Allison, of TV's Kukla, Fran, and Ollie, and Agnes Newton Keith, author of Three Came l-lame, are both prominent members of Alpha Gamma Delta, founded in May, l904, at Syracuse University. A pledge fete in the Lagunas each semester, a Halloween barn dance, Spring formal, and Mother's Day breakfast were all included in the year's activities for the local chapter, which also raised money for cerebral palsy aid by sponsoring a campus play. Edith Clark was Fall president, Marcia Huffman, first vice president, Jane Schneiders, second vice president, Geviene Miller, secretary, and Billye Stockdale, treasurer. Elected in the Spring were Billye Stockdale, president, Shirley McWillie, first vice president, and Jane Kitchingman, treasurer. Jane Schneiders repeated as second vice president and Geviene Miller as secretary. ,Q , Spring pledges, left to right, row l: Harriet Ruben, Nona Dunlap. Row 2: Nancy West, V Peggy Williams, president, Ellen Jane Find- ley. All ' J ffm. Joan Welsch Lois Williams

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'15 f K 7 4.- 'Q at it-vi 'fp-'E Leora Andrews Angie Balaban Beverly Barber Marie Beatty Jeanne Beleal Linda Braley Angie Clark Jane Clark Geri Dearmin Jackie Dillinder Terry Donnelly Violet Ferguson Barbara Foisiy Anne Freeman Pat Gildea Joanne Grant Carolyn Hagen Marilyn Hathaway Marilyn Hawley Janice Hebner Ann Howe Marie Hurteau Mary Jacobs Joyce Johnson Mary Alice Kelly Jinx Kenney Kay Ketchen Amelia Kirk Betty Lou Lance Shirley Linderman Pat Livingston Kay Lupton Gisela Muehlke Carol Oberle Joyce Ossanna Andre Provost Joyce Purkins Leah Rae Richardson Mary Louise Ross Edith Ryan Jeanne Ryan Joanne Schwartz Helen Shelton Rae Smith Barbara Watkins Barbara Whelan Mary Williams Phyllis Wood Celebrating the 77th anniversary at Alpha Phi's founding at Syracuse University, Gamma Alpha chapter was installed at San Diego State on Oct. lO, l949. The sorority, which now has 52 chapters, claims as members U. S. Treasurer Georgia Neese Clark and Margaret Hutchinson, national Panhel- lenic president and past national president ot Alpha Phi. Joanne Grant served this year as both Fall and Spring president ot the local chapter. Other tall atticers were Kay Ketchen, vice president, Carol Oberle, secretary, and Jinx Kenney, treasurer, while Carolyn Hagen was Spring vice president, Marie Beatty, secretary, and Jinx Kenney repeated as treasurer. Bringing glory to the Alpha Phis early this year was Angie Clark, who was crowned Sweetheart ot Sigma Chi. The sorority was also proud at Marcy Brooks, A.S. vice president, and Anne Freeman, A.S. and Senior secretary, and equally proud ot Darryl Rounds, their victorious candidate tor St. Pat at the Shamrock Shuttle. Big events on the Alpha Phi social calendar included a mountain party at Laguna, a Christmas dinner - dance at Hotel Manor, a Night at the Globe to raise money tor cardiac aid, a Mother's Day breakfast and Father's Day barbecue.